The three Bronte sisters are famous British writers: Charlotte Brontexq's description of women's independent personality in Jane Eyre, emily bronte's description of extreme love and personality in Wuthering Heights, and anne bronte's impressive loneliness in Agnes Gray, which is memorable. Three sisters in a family occupy three seats in the history of English literary celebrities. I'm afraid even many male writers themselves sigh. No wonder there are an endless stream of admirers looking for traces left by the three sisters in the former residence of Howard Bronte in England.

Therefore, describing their biographies has become the expectation of literary lovers. Although there are many precedents, Jane O 'Neill's The World of the Bronte Sisters is still a unique and illustrated journey to understand these three legendary women from an all-round perspective. This paper introduces their lives, analyzes their works, and even describes the background of Britain at that time. In addition, hundreds of portraits and photos of objects used by the three sisters, photos of houses where they lived and stills after their works were adapted into movies are introduced in different categories, which is very in line with the British style.

The greatest advantage of reading such a book, which integrates biography, commentary and background introduction, is that it can not only satisfy our desire to peek into the private lives of celebrities, but also better understand the writers' works and understand the background of Britain at that time from the perspective of cultural tourism.